Two soldiers went missing after a training boat carrying five personnel capsized in strong currents at Hathni Kund Barrage in Haryana.
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Saurabh Sharma is a Correspondent at Outlook Business, covering diplomacy and defence. He writes on India’s foreign policy, security, and geopolitics, with a strong interest in strategic affairs. An avid reader, he is influenced by Franz Kafka and Ranajit Guha.
India has achieved complete indigenous production of the AK-203 assault rifle, with the first 10 rifles set for Indian Army trials ahead of bulk production.
India and the US have signed a government-to-government agreement for the Indian Army’s acquisition of the Javelin anti-tank missile system, strengthening bilateral defence cooperation.
Bangladesh’s participation in the multinational air exercise comes as New Delhi and Dhaka seek to sustain military engagement despite strains in bilateral ties
Gen Anil Chauhan said an Indian loitering munition may have accidentally hit Pakistan's Kirana Hills after running out of fuel while hunting radars near Sargodha during Operation Sindoor.
Palestinian Ambassador Abdullah M. Abu Shawesh speaks to Outlook India on Gaza's humanitarian collapse, the case for boycotting settlements and what more he expects from New Delhi
Army Chief General Dhiraj Seth’s first overseas visit will focus on strengthening India-Nepal defence ties, with Gorkha recruitment expected to be a key issue during his three-day visit
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian will make his first visit to India for the September 12–13 BRICS Summit, where leaders are expected to navigate deep divisions over the West Asia conflict while seeking consensus on a joint declaration.
- “Fear cannot stop me”: Sheikh Hasina rejects “narrative” of her ouster, vows to return to Bangladesh
Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, in a rare virtual address from New Delhi on the second anniversary of her ouster, rejected the official narrative of the 2024 uprising, claimed it was a politically orchestrated regime change, and vowed to return to Bangladesh despite the risk of arrest or death
Sheikh Hasina was the prime minister of Bangladesh till August 2024, when a student-led uprising over civil service quota reforms and wider anti-government protests forced her to flee Dhaka. She has been in a self-imposed exile in India since then. Edited excerpts from an interview with Saurabh Sharma.
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